The Rat Pack
This American cinema legend, known for movies like Casablanca and the Maltese Falcon, started the original Rat Pack in the early '50s as a social group among friends.
Humphrey Bogart
A dinner in any Chinese restaurant usually ends with one of these cookies, everywhere except in China.
A Fortune Cookie
Humphrey Bogart's wife, a Hollywood icon in her own right, was known as the den mother of the group.
Lauren Bacall
These crispy, chocolatey, wafer-like cookies with their signature glaze are the top-selling Girl Scout cookies in the United States.
Thin Mints
After Bogart's death in 1957, Frank Sinatra continued the Rat Pack. Can you name two of the other four members?
Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford and Joey Bishop.
Making Thumbprint Cookies has been a family holiday tradition for generations, in which a thumbprint in the top of a sugar cookie is filled with this.
Jam or Jelly
This beloved member of the Rat Pack died on Christmas Day, 1995, at the age of 78.
Dean Martin
Made by Nabisco, these are the best selling cookies in the world, and also a popular name for black and white pets.
Oreos
Although recorded by Peggy Lee and Frank Sinatra in the '40s, this song wasn't popular until Dean Martin made it a #1 hit in 1964. It became the theme song for the Dean Martin Show the following year.
Everybody Loves Somebody
Ruth Wakefield created her now-famous chocolate chip cookie recipe in 1931 and sold it to this chocolate company in 1939, who have been printing the recipe on their chocolate chip packages ever since.
Nestle (Tollhouse Chocolate Chip Cookies)